Courchevel Ski Holidays

In the evenings, there are a few options....

In 1650, Funky Fox is a great place to party. The bar hosts specialist nights including the infamous Bubble and Crisp DJ set on Sunday Funday.

There are several nightclubs in Courchevel 1850 , these include La Grange, Les Caves, L’Equipe, Nokken and Le Coyotte.

•    Ice Skating
•    Nordic walking
•    Bowling
•    2 km toboggan run
•    Aquapark and wellness centre
•    Plane and Helicopter flights
•    Skydiving
•    Cookery courses
•    Snow cat driving

Air tours Résidence la Saretta, N°14 Courchevel +33 4 79 00 20 64	Heli tours, Dog Sledding, Paragliding Courchevel +44 779 664 0841	Ice skating & Bowling Courchevel +33 479 08 33 23

Courchevel is nothing short of good places to eat with a host of Michelin starred restaurants (the majority of which are in 1850)
•    L’Azimut                         1*
•    Farcon (La Tania)            1*
•    Le Baumanière (Strato)    1*
•    Hotel Le K2                    1*
•    Chabichou                      2*
•    Les Airelles                    2*
•    K2 Altitude                     2*
•    Cheval Blanc                  3*

However, there are still some good value places to eat in 1850 but cheaper places will be found in 1650 and other Three Valley resorts.

Good for Couples Azimut Le Praz Courchevel +33 4 79 06 25 90	Good for Couples L'Arbe Rue des Verdons Courchevel +33 4 79 41 22 80	Good for Couples Le Chabichou Rue des Chenus Courchevel +33 4 79 08 00 55	Good for Family Black Pearl Rue des Reisses Saint-Bon-Tarentaise Courchevel +33 4 79 07 15 60
Good for Family Tremplin La Croisette Courchevel +33 4 79 08 06 19	Good for Friends Black Pearl Rue des Reisses Saint-Bon-Tarentaise Courchevel +33 4 79 07 15 60	Good for Friends Le Bel Air On Piste Restaurant Courchevel 1650 Courchevel + 33 4 79 08 00 93	Good for Friends Le Bistrot du Praz Rue de la Chapelle, Courchevel +33 4 79 08 41 33

Courchevel has a great deal to offer for children. From the gentle pistes to the outstanding ski schools and childcare options, along with the non-ski activities in case of bad weather, it’s a resort well-suited to families with younger children.

The slopes in Courchevel 1850 sweep down gently from the Saulire peak and peter out nicely towards the base of 1850 before continuing down through the forest towards le Praz at 1300 metres. The majority of the slopes here make for an excellent gradient for children learning to make their first turns on the snow.

Parents looking for in-house childcare in Courchevel, with easy ski access as well as childcare programmes, entertainments and pastoral care throughout the day, can check out the hotel Crystal 2000. (http://interactiveresorts.co.uk/france/courchevel/crystal-2000 ) This property offers a wide range of family-friendly facilities and parents can book the children in to everything from ski lessons and supervised lunches to kids clubs and excursions out into the resort, all under the care of the in-house childcare team.

For further childcare options, there’s a great range of external nanny services on hand, offering well-qualified and competent childcare to parents in need. Examples include Jelly and Ice Cream (http://www.jellyandice-cream.com/childcare-in-courchevel/ ) and Snow Bugs (http://www.snowbugs.co.uk/ ) who both offer fully CRB checked and experienced nannies for a wide range of childcare services in resort. Snow Angel Nannies (http://www.snowangelnannies.co.uk) are another company offering similar services.

Courchevel offers some of the finest ski tuition in the Alps and a superb range of high quality ski schools have been operating here for a great many seasons. Of course ESF are here but families with beginner children can choose from many other ski schools, all with multilingual instructors, including Magic in Motion, Supreme Ski and The Snow School to name but a few.